Dodi Battaglia

Perfect for fingerpicking style, based on a similar model projected for Tommy Emmanuel, Dodi used this acoustic guitar for his lead acoustic album "D'Assolo" in 2003.

The Fender Dodicaster is a guitar created by Fender for Dodi Battaglia in 1997, on the specifications of the guitarist himself.

Dodi Battaglia frequently uses the Engl Savage 120 amplifier, as referenced by Urly.

It was used in the song "Non siamo in pericolo" and on various tours of the Pooh during the late of 70s.

In this photo, Dodi can be seen playing his 1957 Black Fender Stratocaster is one of his favourite instrument. He worked with her very often, with his historical band "Pooh" and as lead artist.

During the earliest 70s, Dodi used this guitar for lots of solos in "Parsifal" and "Un po' del nostro tempo migliore"

Dodi Battaglia uses a 1971 Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar, which features in the recording of the song "Stella" from the 2004 album "Ascolta" by the Pooh. This is confirmed by Dodi's Instagram post, where he shares insights about the song and guitar.

This acoustic guitar was used by Dodi for the rythmic guitar parts of the 1971 Pooh album "Opera Prima", which contains some famous songs like "Pensiero" and "Tanta Voglia di Lei", written by Roby Facchinetti.

Dodi used this guitar during the recording of many 90s Pooh album. Among them, the famous "Uomini Soli".

In a video by Guitars Exchange on YouTube, Dodi Battaglia is seen performing with a Manuel Rodriguez B boca MR classical guitar.